Honestly the state of Manjaro saddens me. Years ago it was the on-ramp for (Arch) Linux for me. It was seen back then as what CachyOS is now. But it had issues back then which only got more frequent. I moved to Arch on all my new installs after that. I do hope that they can reform themselves and improve as seeing such a project stagnate is always sad. But centralization is just not what should be the case in such community projects.
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Holy now I lowk wanna eat celery. Its actually working better than current day advertisement. Although its probably because of just what I'm used to
Just forbid any user from any place that has these laws from using your OS through your ToS but don't implement a way to check who uses it.
They already do that, just not as frequently. They change price tags of items every day by hand
Well the german feddit.de stopped working where I initially was after the reddit exodus thing. Feddit.org became the best successor. They have a sensible block list and a lot of german and european communities so I like it here. And I think the mod team is doing a pretty good job
That's why FOSS is like the only real way to avoid enshittification. There is less of a profit incentive. And if the original team or project sells out forks are always an option. Sadly even with traditional hardware item or household machines things are created in a way were they break after a few years once they're out of warranty so you have replacement. On that note there's a stream of a light bulb that's more than a hundred years old and still continuously running
Wasn't .ml shitty from the beginning on tho?
Imagine someone pregnant who was having a bad day saw this meme
Trumps ban doesn't go in full effect until a few months from now on AFAIK
I like that I can return it if its too big for my cat
It will be reformed soon tho. I hope they find the right balance between cutting costs and keeping good practices in driving education tho
The community does care about Manjaro tho. They said last resort is forking it but hopefully they'll find a way to resolve this without it